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Telecommunications - February, 2024

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• GSA's Chinese Cameras Better Off In Russia, House Rep. Quips
• US Eyes Rules To Secure Chinese-Made Connected Cars
• Chancery Preserves Class Suit Over Microsoft-Activision Deal
• FCC Chair Takes On Connected-Car Risk In Domestic Abuse
• Millions May Lose Internet Access Without Subsidy, FCC Says
• Epic, Google Are At App Store Antitrust Remedies 'Impasse'
• FCC To Work With UK Enforcers In Anti-Robocall Effort
• Canada's Competition Watchdog Deepens Google Ad Probe
• NJ Towns Can't Sue Netflix, Hulu For Fees, 3rd Circ. Says
• Contractors Join Chorus Against Digital Discrimination Rule
• Dish Satellite Retailer Misclassified Technicians, Suit Claims
• 7 Common Myths About Lateral Partner Moves
• Sioux Phone Authority Keeps Calling For FCC Telecom Status
• Google Search Judge Lets Rival's Keyboard Suit Proceed
• Rochester Loses Telecom Fee Bench Trial Over Hearsay
• 9th Circ. Revives Suit Over Google's Cell Data Use In Androids
• FCC 'Amnesty' Sought For Rural Broadband Grant Defaults
• Carriers Seek More Time For SIM Card Anti-Fraud Measures
• Google Attys' 'Fake Privilege' Comments Cited In Search Suit
• Crown Castle Founder Alleges Entrenchment Bid In Del. Suit
• Cheering In The NFL Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• 6 Firms Guiding Disney And Reliance On $8.5B Indian Media JV
• Biden Moves To Halt Flow Of American Data To China, Others
• Ohio, Google Trade Barbs Over 'Common Carrier' Designation
• Hot Spot Co., Investors Ask Court To Reconsider $2.4M Deal
• Google Owes $12M For Infringing Voice Patents, Jury Says
• Consumers Ask 9th Circ. To Revive Qualcomm Antitrust Case
• TV Station Can't Kill Verizon Counterclaims In Carriage Fight
• FCC OKs T-Mobile's 2.5 GHz Licenses Over AT&T Objection
• Make Sure Net Neutrality Covers Wholesale Service, FCC Told
• Altice Unit Can't Force Bill Padding Claims To Arbitration Yet
• Args In APA Case Amplify Justices' Focus On Agency Power
• Google Judge Rips $700M Antitrust Deal: 'It's Not Great'
• NIST Widens Cybersecurity Framework To Cover All Industries
• Clement, Prelogar Odd Bedfellows In Social Media Showdown
• Ligado Claims Iridium Bias In $40B Spectrum Takings Case
• Apple Antitrust Class Action Gets Early 2026 Trial Date
• Religious Stations Ask Justices To Review Webcast Royalties
• Don't Nix Cash App Referral Text Suit, Consumer Says
• Protect 'Cellular V2X' Technology In Cars, Group Urges Feds
• Justices Say Social Media Speech Laws Pose 'Land Mines'
• FCC OKs Frequency Coordination Tech For 6 GHz Band
• Feds Blacklist Canadian Surveillance Co. Over Egypt Work
• Bally Sports Parent Gets OK For $495M Settlement, $450M DIP
• FCC Tells Reps. Starlink RDOF Application Was Insufficient
• ESG Around The World: Gulf Cooperation Council
• Meta Drops Data Scraping Fight Against Israeli Co.
• $9.7M Financial Network Telemarketing Deal Gets Final OK
• Up Next At High Court: Social Media Laws & Bump Stocks
• Netflix, Hulu Don't Owe Franchise Fees, Calif. Panel Rules
• FCC To Again Start Collecting Broadcast Workforce Data
• Google Says Innovation Led To Dominance In Closing Brief
• Dish, IFit Settle Patent Suit Over Streaming Tech
• Telecom Giants Can't End Decadelong 4G LTE Patent Row
• Commerce Dept. Partly Waives 'Buy America' For BEAD
• Judge Won't Reschedule Google's Ad Tech Trial In Va.
• Fla. Doctor Says T-Mobile Let Hacker Steal Her SIM Card
• Sirius XM Subscription Suit Booted Back To NY State Court
• Congress Must Fund Next-Gen 911, 9 Ex-FCC Chairs Say
• Ohio Chamber Backs Google In 'Common Carrier' Case
• Using Arbitration And Class Waivers As Privacy Suit Tools
• 6 Pointers For Attys To Build Trust, Credibility On Social Media
• 9th Circ. Won't Rethink Tossed Google $2B Ad Trespass Suit
• Motorola, Mass. Police Sued For Using Intercepting Devices
• Survey Website Must Clearly Say It's Selling Customers' Info
• YouTube Privacy Judge 'Flummoxed' By Kids' Liability Theory
• ISP Liaison Must Monitor Digital Equity Compliance, FCC Told
• Charter Argues For Tough IoT Security Authentication
• 'Baffled' Judge Tells Attys Flo Health Case Isn't 'World War III'
• FCC Dems Press Plan To Raise Broadband Speed Standards
• FTC Eyes 2024 Trial For Meta Antitrust Case
• Mich. Judge OKs $52M Deal For Mayo Foundation Subscribers
• Google Deception Upended Free Markets, Texas-Led States Say
• Class Actions At The Circuit Courts: February Lessons
• Former Kamala Harris Tech Adviser Joins DOJ As 1st AI Chief
• Scammer Who Did Time In Google Fraud Admits To 2nd Caper
• FTC Says Twitter Staff Prevented Musk Violating Privacy Order
• 'Cyber Trust Mark' Will Get Vote At Next FCC Meeting
• Vidal Won't Consider Letter In Ford, Honda Patent Fights
• Motorola Wants Rival's IP Use, Unpaid Royalties Investigated
• FCC Commissioner To Meet With Indian Gov't On TikTok Ban
• Salesman Accused Of AI Misuse Must Hand Over Co. Docs
• FCC Considers Adding Missing Persons To Emergency Alerts
• A Post-Mortem Analysis Of Stroock's Demise
• FCC Looks To Finalize 'All-In' Cable Pricing Disclosures
• Exxon Court Should Clarify Shareholder Proposal Exclusion
• AT&T Says Satellite Cell Coverage Must Rely On Leases
• House Leaders Create Bipartisan AI Task Force
• Crown Castle Proxy Spat Pits Paul Weiss Against Cadwalader
• IMedia Gets OK For Ch. 11 Liquidation Plan
• Liberal Justices Hint Chevron Deference Hanging By A Thread
• Fubo Wants Sports Giants' 'Unlawful' Streaming Plan Blocked
• Apple Asks For Discovery Pause During Class Cert. Appeal
• DirecTV Slams Studies Showing No 12 GHz Interference
• Judge Says He'll Mull $10M Fine For Racist Robocaller
• FCC Urged To Revisit Caps On Duplicate FM Broadcasts
• Ericsson, Lenovo IP Row Halted Amid Federal Probe
• GOP, Democratic Reps. Team Up To Decry Punted FISA Vote
• 4th Circ. Orders Redo On Sony's $1B Music Piracy Damages
• What's On The Horizon In Attorney General Enforcement
• Epic Calls Apple's $73M Fees Bid An Overreach
• Justices Give Feds Time In Texas, Fla. Social Media Law Fights
• EU Approves Orange's €18.6B Spanish Telecoms JV
• FCC Panel To Focus On AI's Consumer Impact
• Justices Won't Hear Apple Patent Challenge In $576M Case
• FCC Needs Enforcement Ombudsman, Ex-Agency Atty Says
• Samsung Ordered To Arbitrate Hundreds Of BIPA Claims
• Fed. Circ. Revives Comcast Patent Case, And Warns Its Atty
• FCC Offers Incentives So Small Carriers Can Use Spectrum
• States Defend Authority To Bring Texas Google Ad Tech Case
• How High Court SEC Case Could Affect The ITC
• Malware Schemer 'Tank' Pleads Guilty To Stealing Millions
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Home Depot, Google Sued Over AI Customer Call Monitoring
• FCC Wants Licensing Revamp To Help Hatch Space Industries
• FCC Makes It Easier To Revoke Robocall Consent
• 7th Circ. Questions $4M Samsung Arbitration Fee Order
• Lenovo, Motorola Lose Injunction Bid In IP License Fight
• Biz Groups Urge Feds To Back WTO's Block On Digital Duties
• State Dept. Offers $5M For Info On 'BlackCat' Ransomware Group
• FCC To Expand Emergency Alerts In Multiple Languages
• GSA Probed For Buying Banned Chinese Conferencing Cams
• Navigating The FCC's Rules On AI-Generated Robocall Voices
• Vodafone Decision Highlights Wide Scope Of UK's FDI Rules
• ​​​​​​​Google's Use Of User Data Quotas Draws 9th Circ. Analogies
• Network Group Wants Faster Access To Utility Poles
• FCC Nixes NM Schools' Bid For Cancelled Radio Stations
• Honda, Ford Push For Review Of New Wireless IP
• Telecom Confusion Caused $56M Damages, Conn. Judge Told
• FCC Must Distribute School IT Funds, Tech Firms Tell DC Circ.
• Telefonica Gets Win In $570M Busted Deal Dispute
• Google Again Targets 'Strategic' Texas AGs' Ad Tech Delays
• Google 'Lockbox' Program Hid App Tracking, 9th Circ. Told
• Nokia Exposure Over $23M Oral Deal Won't Be Clear Until Trial
• Software Co. Inks $4M Deal In Privacy Suit Over Breached Info
• Phone-Maker Says T-Mobile Can't Hang Up On $100M Suit
• Netflix, Hulu Owe Fees Like Cable Cos., Calif. City Argues
• Is Compulsory Copyright Licensing Needed For AI Tech?
• Coaching High School Wrestling Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Indian Satellite Co. Wants Justices' View On US Courts' Purview
• Wireless Tech Co. Can't Get $12.5M Award OK'd At 4th Circ.
• FCC Runs Into Reality Of Limited Power To Fight Deepfakes
• Freedom Caucus Demands Warrants In FISA Overhaul
• AT&T, Nokia Turn To 1884 Precedent To Fight $181M Trial Loss
• Antitrust Issues To Watch In Sports Giants' Streaming Venture
• EU Says Apple IMessage, Microsoft Bing Not Gatekeepers
• FCC Member Seeks Probe Of Apple's Message App Shutdown
• SG's Office Is Case Study To Help Close Legal Gender Gap
• OpenAI Gets Author Copyright Claims Trimmed — For Now
• Kuwaiti Co. Sees $380M Telecom Investment Claim Revived
• Private Cos. Back Gov't Move to Toss $40B Ligado Suit
• Calif. Bill Favors FCC Ban On 'Disparate' Broadband Service
• ByteDance Can't Pause TikTok's EU 'Gatekeeper' Designation
• Feds Say Telecom Slammed Customers With Service Changes
• AI Cybersecurity Biz Secures $102M Of VC-Led Financing
• Verizon Benefits Ruling Clears Up Lien Burden Of Proof
• Merrill Customer Sues Over Lax WhatsApp Supervision
• Authors Say OpenAI Is Playing 2 Courts Against Each Other
• Federal Regulators Face Heat Over Cable 'Junk Fee' Rule
• Microsoft Says Plaintiffs Show No Harm In Overbroad AI Suit
• Ohio Says Google Search Meets 'Common Carrier' Test
• 8th Circ. To Field FCC Anti-Discrimination Rule Challenges
• Xcel Wants Trial Moved From Where Colo. Wildfire Raged
• 21 GOP States Back High Court Petition On Ending FCC Subsidy
• SEC To Collect $81M In Fines In Latest Texting Probe Cases
• Vidal Told PTAB Rightly Denied Ford, Honda Cases
• Texas Jury Clears Cloudflare, Axes Router Patent Claim
• Calif. AG Not To Be Counted Out In Privacy Enforcement Arena
• Nexstar Must Pay $720K For Retrans Dispute, FCC Says
• Google Sued Over Pixel Phones That Are Too Hot To Handle
• 1st Amendment Limited In Court, Prosecutor Tells 6th Circ.
• Microsoft Calls FTC Activision Layoff Worries 'Misleading'
• EU Updates Longstanding Guidance On Defining Markets
• House Energy And Commerce Chair Says She'll Retire
• FCC Bans Junk Robocalls Using AI-Cloned Voices
• Chinese Hackers Accessed Infrastructure For Years, US Warns
• Dish's Bid For More Fees Called 'Nightmare' By Fed. Circ. Judge
• Public Safety Orgs Fight FirstNet, AT&T Control Of 4.9 GHz
• SEC Says Cooperation Helped Cloud Co. Avoid Fraud Fine
• Xcel, Plaintiffs Spar Over Early Details Of Mass Wildfire Suits
• FCC Says 10 Suits Filed Over Anti-Discrimination Rule
• FCC Republican Says 'Cyber Trust Mark' Needs Teeth
• FTC Says Layoff Shows Microsoft Will Control Activision
• Reimagining Law Firm Culture To Break The Cycle Of Burnout
• 9th Circ. Won't Review $1.3B India Award Fight
• ​​​​​​​FCC Says School Bus Wi-Fi Challengers Can't Zoom To Court
• 2nd Circ. Won't Nix Award In Telecom Shareholder Fight
• ​​​​​​​Top Groups Lobbying The FCC
• Assessing Merger Guideline Feedback With Machine Learning
• FCC Targeting Companies Behind Biden Deepfake In NH
• ESG Around The World: Brazil
• Alphabet Investors Ink $350M Deal In Google Plus Privacy Suit
• IMedia Asks For More Time To Get Ch. 11 Plan Confirmed
• Competing In Dressage Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Low-Power TV Stations Want Census Over Nielsen For Licenses
• Kochava Can't Shake FTC's Location Data Privacy Suit
• Okta Investors Win Cert. In Cyberattack Coverup Suit
• High Court Rejects COVID App's Emergency Apple Appeal
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• States Ask Justices To End Feds' Alleged Online Censorship
• 'Just Good Enough' Won't Cut It With BEAD Plans, Gov't Told
• Subscriber Accuses FuboTV Of Illegally Sharing Viewer Data
• Audacy Abandons BMI Merger Suit With $25.4M Stock Deal
• Fox Rothschild Adds Real Estate Vet In Miami Office
• State Telecom Roundup: The States With The Worst Internet
• Steptoe Adds IP Trial Partner From Orrick
• A-Rod's SPAC Solidifies Satellite Mobile Phone Co. Merger
• DOJ's Google Ad Tech Case Gets Sept. 9 Trial In Va.
• Considering A Practical FRAND Rate Assessment Procedure
• Apple Users Win Class Cert. In App Store Monopolization Case
• Google Faces Mounting Pressures In Ad Tech Cases
• FCC Chair Makes Late-Hour Appeal For Broadband Funds
• T-Mobile Owes Sprint Cloud-Storage Vendor $6.2M, Suit Says
• FCC Moves To Allow Geotargeted FM Broadcasts
• Google Looks To Nix Epic's Play Store Win
• Hulu, Disney, Netflix Escape Texas Tax Franchise Suit
• A Close Look At The FCC's Revised SIM Card Fraud Rules
• Meet The Attys Tackling The FCC's Digital Discrimination Rule
• What Retailers Should Note In Calif. Web Tracking Suits
• Texas Judge Says Tribal Telecom Immune To Contract Suit
• 175 Biz Groups Lobby WTO To Keep Block On Digital Duties
• Philly Station Calls Smartmatic Suit Irrelevant To FCC License
• T-Mobile Data Breach Claims Puzzle Del. Vice Chancellor
• ClearPlay Takes Shots At Dish's $6M Fee Bid In IP Fight
• FCC Chair Pushes To Make AI Robocalls Illegal
• How Will AI Impact The Environment? Dems Want To Find Out
• Broadband Coalition Asks NTIA To Help Lower Pole Costs
• The Legal Industry Needs A Cybersecurity Paradigm Shift
• Class Counsel Seek $18.6M From Google Tracking Settlement